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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1963
Page
1
Rescue drill signs hole through for trapped miners
In Sheppton Pennsylvania UM, rescue workers watched through a TV camera as miners David Fellin and Harry Throne neared freedom after 11 days trapped 300 feet underground. The drill pierced the rock, signaling the hole was through, but conditions remained precarious and officials warned the surface camera couldn't determine the miners' health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepptod
David Fellin
Fellin
Louis Bova
Sheppton
Bhury
Throne
Navy
Crow
Feljin
Gordon Smith
Ovians
Smith
Dave
Peltiny
Tesche
David
Fallin
unrest in South Vietnam triggers US aid stance
News wires report Ngo Dinh Diem’s ouster and ministerial resignations amid pro Buddhist student protests in South Vietnam. The United States says it will continue cautious military aid while evaluating the political scene. Kennedy urges support for a test ban. A boy near Santa Lake in the Sierras contemplates night temps. The Haitian Assembly grants Duvalier six month autocratic powers, stripping some opposition leaders of citizenship and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haitian National Assembly
Francois Duvalier
Knife-Throwing Murderer Sentenced. Appeal Planned
Charles Lance, 22, found guilty in Pasadena Superior Court of second degree murder in the murder of 15 year old Robert Murrieta near Bel Mar Boulevard. Judge William Fox sentenced him to the typical five year to life term and ordered transfer to the Chino reception center as the California Adult Authority sets future residence. Lance’s attorney Charles B. Johnson said he will appeal on alleged errors in law and fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lance
William Fox
Taw
Supreme Court of the United States
Lance
Pasadena
Superior Court
Mare SL
Robert Mauricta
Bel Mar Blvd
Wis
Charles B. Johnson
Johnson
Hurlbut St
Murrieta
Californi
Chino
Calfornia
Hox
Space Program Funding Cut Through Senate Conference
A conference committee approved a package totaling more than 35.8 billion dollars for the civilian space program this fiscal year. The plan includes 3.9 million to start an electronics research center, initially slated for the Greater Boston area, triggering protests from Congress members elsewhere. President Kennedy had asked 5.712 billion and the House trimmed about 500 million, with the Senate restoring roughly 307 million of the cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Clouse
Boston
Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate
Beloved Music Man Confesses to Robbing Two Banks
Richard Bur ton Partridge a 38 year old band director from Cape Girardeau County confessed to robbing two banks after police uncovered loot totaling about 72 419 from hidden caches including school funds He was arrested after laying down his baton at an outdoor concert Witnesses identified him as the armed robber in a courthouse square surprise showing The dinero was recovered in multiple caches at Jackson High School and other locations ending months of denials by the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partridge
Coourthouse Fawn
Crites
Missouri
E. ‘L. Montgomery
Scott County
John Dennis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jackson High School
Senate unit OKs bill to curb rail strike
Washington report states the Senate Commerce Committee approved a measure to block a nationwide railroad strike and appoint arbitration for key rail rules within 90 days. The bill targets fireman and train crew size disputes and aims to reach House passage by the Thursday deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Board of Arbitration
Warren G. Magnuson
Wash
Senate
House
Kennedy proposes revised federal fund cutoff to end discrimination
Washington Kennedy unveiled a revamped plan allowing appeals to courts for fund cutoffs. The attorney general said the measure ties aid suspension to anti-discrimination goals and requires state and local compliance before any action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
James
Eastland
J. Tis
Kennudy
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Kenneth B. Kealing
RN Y
Kealing
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Kennedy
Uni
Jlocal
President Kennedy Vows After GOP Budget Cuts on Foreign Aid
The House approved a Republican sponsored cut of 585 million dollars from Kennedy’s foreign aid plan, leaving about 3.5 billion for the year. Kennedy called the action irresponsible and partisan, warning it threatens Latin American aid and benefits to allies. Sixty six Democrats joined 156 Republicans in the 222 to 188 vote, with further cuts totaling around 400 million in the revised authorization. The president’s remarks, delivered at the White House before a Cape Cod trip, blamed GOP strategists and warned of reduced aid if the Senate does not restore funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
GOP
White House
Cape Cod
House
Senate
Alliance For Progress
House- Senate
United States
Latin America
Cuba
Hemisphere
Basil O'Connor suffers mild heart attack in New York area
Basil O'Connor 71 a former head of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and once a law partner of Franklin D Roosevelt suffered a mild heart attack yesterday. He is listed in fair condition at Central Suffolk Hospital in Westhampton Beach New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhamption Beach
N.Y
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Central Suffolk Hospital
Brando Troupe Denied Race Talks By Gadsden Officials
Marlon Brando led actors Paul Newman Anthony Franciosa and William Frye to Gadsden Alabama to urge negotiations on race issues but Mayor Lesley L Gilliland refused to meet them as the crowd of about a thousand demonstrators watched. Brando called the discussions fruitful and said the group comes as peaceful goodwill representatives.
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Gadsden
Ala
al — Gadsden
Marlon Brando
Peundo
Paul Newmar
Anthony Franciosa
William Frye
Lesley L. Gilliland
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
Brando
Newman
Gads
Den
Pers
Loeagues
Akron
Ohio
Trando
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